Human rights in third world countries always function as pressure tools to isolate their respected nations by so called public opinion if they decide to get wild against any local or global profit of WTO and its policies all around the world. This process is entirely independent of the governing regime. Domestic pressures have to apply, not to pressurize the governing state, but to challenge people beliefs and turn them to a form that can accept Sex Tourism and Prostitution as normal economical tools and even participate in these trades with a clear conscience. When they face a society in which prostitution and sex business are traditionally taboos, they destroy the origins of that tradition by every means they can.
Feminism founded to guarantee the equal rights for women with those of men. This movement extended itself to known human right facts and then became the main arguing issue in debates of the third world especially in Muslim countries. Feminists of Muslim countries challenge public opinion and even government to force them to accept the values of what they call the modern world.
Prostitution is one of these issues. Feminists are against illegal traffic of women and children by any means. They are against any social phenomena like prostitution caused by poor economical conditions, but if prostitution can freely be chosen by any woman they say that it’s a normal right for every woman to be a prostitute if she wants and nobody can interfere her work except for providing proper health conditions to prevent disease (by recent studies more than 90% of sex workers have to continue their job by any means.). Everything is just alright! You can choose to be a prostitute by yourself. It's your right. Everybody is happy. But carefully look what is undermined by this "right"? The entire society will socially accept prostitution that was the most shameful job of all times, as an honorable job. If it resists, the whole nation, its government, its religion and beliefs will be called uncivilized and against humanity and the whole nation may face global restrictions and might be accused of violation of human rights. This will not be done just by the heads of WTO and their governing media. This time domestic pressure applies itself to undermine the traditions. People accuse those who cannot believe in this propaganda: uncivilized, religious and barbarous.
Feminism teachings also provide the social bed for undermining marriage. This belief directly increases sex costumers and spreads prostitution as well. Illegal traffic was once against humanity; now, how about legal traffic? They are happy to be prostitutes and they will be even happier if they can "work" in those areas that can provide them more social right and security, money and more costumers. They are free workers so they can choose were to work. This has been established in any country that had sold its religion and traditions before to be called civilized. So they migrate to countries with those satisfactory conditions. The more they migrate to a specific region the more its Sex Tourism will grow. Hotels, airlines, restaurants and many others benefit very well. These regions already exist in our world. Look at Thailand, Dubai, Philippine and other sexual and "hot" regions for the most important examples. Governments can provide even more and more policies that make it easy for anyone to migrate to those countries or regions – otherwise they will be accused to restrict their free women and violating the WTO policies - but do not forget that they want their own share of cake! These workers if remain in their countries can make money for the state, why the governing regime allow them to migrate without leaving a penny?
So, the legal traffic will be planned by governments to reserve their rights in this huge trade. Governing regimes has no moral boundaries to limit the trade to legal ways. Now those free women chosen to be prostitutes will tread simply as goods and new raw resources. Importing and exporting women will be the direct results of the growing wave of feminism in Muslim countries.
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